A Swift library for sending Apple Push Notifications (APNs) from server-side applications.
Perfect-Notifications is a server-side Swift library that enables applications to send push notifications to iOS and macOS devices through Apple's APNs service. It provides a streamlined API for integrating push notification capabilities into Perfect framework-based servers, allowing developers to communicate with users even when their apps are not active.
Server-side Swift developers using the Perfect framework who need to send push notifications to Apple devices (iOS/macOS) from their backend services.
Developers choose Perfect-Notifications for its seamless integration with the Perfect framework, automatic APNs connection management for optimal throughput, and a comprehensive API that supports flexible notification delivery, expiration control, and priority settings aligned with Apple's specifications.
Apple Push Notifications (APNs) Server-Side library.
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Automatically reuses APNs connections and handles reconnections, ensuring optimal throughput as per Apple's best practices, which reduces overhead in high-volume scenarios.
Supports sending to single or multiple devices with customizable alerts, sounds, badges, and custom payloads via the APNSNotificationItem enum, offering fine-grained control.
Includes configurable expiration (immediate, relative, absolute) and priority (immediate, background) settings, aligning with Apple's specifications for reliable delivery.
Designed specifically for the Perfect framework, with a streamlined API that simplifies adding push notification capabilities to server-side Swift applications.
Tightly coupled with the Perfect framework, making it unsuitable for projects using other server-side Swift solutions or those considering framework migration.
Requires developers to manually obtain and manage APNs auth keys, key IDs, team IDs, and app IDs, which can be error-prone and complex for beginners.
Exclusively targets iOS and macOS devices via APNs, with no built-in support for other platforms like Android or web push notifications, necessitating additional tools for cross-platform needs.